A Bad Woman's Guide to Quick Transmigration

Ren Qingyi found a job.

"Your work involves traveling to different times and spaces and experiencing transformations from one identity to another, and from one species to another."

For example, turning from a human into a vampire, undergoing a second gender differentiation from Beta to Alpha or Omega, or evolving from an ordinary commoner girl into an Aberrant.

"A monthly salary of 3,000, no probation period, free travel, company-funded romance, flexible working and resting hours, and an allowance. You can even make money."

Broke and single since birth, Ren Qingyi had been looking for a job for over half a year. She signed the contract on the spot.

But it didn't take long for her to realize something was wrong.

So this was what the supposedly company-funded romance meant:

The way to turn into a vampire was a horrifying embrace. The condition for a second gender differentiation was being stimulated by an opposite-sex Alpha or Omega's pheromones. And to become an Aberrant, you had to have intimate contact with a high-ranking Aberrant...

One attempt wasn't enough. She had to try repeatedly for a chance of success.

Ren Qingyi: "I want to break the contract! I want out!"

System: [Sorry, since the Host is undocumented, you aren't protected by interstellar labor law and can't terminate the contract unilaterally.]

There was nothing Ren Qingyi could do, so she resigned herself to being stuck on this pirate ship.

Whatever. She'd just make plenty of money.

World One:

A captured vampire hunter X vampires.

World Two:

A confined Beta girl X Alpha and Omega male leads.

World Three:

An ordinary commoner girl from another world X nonhuman Aberrant male leads.

World Four:

A sacrificed noble girl and gods as the male leads.

(Other worlds to be decided.)

Reader's Guide: This is neither 1v1 nor a stock-picking romance. You know the drill.

The female lead is mean, a scumbag who cares about sex, not feelings, plays with people's hearts, and has no morals whatsoever, but she's a good person.

The male leads are innocent, devoted, and deeply in love, but each has some kind of villainous, rabid-dog trait.

This blurb is provisional and may change later, but the central premise won't.

Theme: Everyone has the right to choose the way they want to live.